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Information sheet or message in xlam?
I have a xlam file that can install itself on a computer, but it requires macros to be enabled.
Can I add a sheet or background picture or message or anything that tells the user to enable macros?
Now when you open the file you get a "empty" window, basicly just gray.
What I want is something else than the gray telling the user everything is as it's supposed to be.
Any suggestions?
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An .xlam is always hidden. And you can't run code to unhide it for obvious reasons. Default settings for Office allow macro code to run in installed add-ins, so I'm not sure why you are having an issue, really.
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Sorry, maybe I was unclear.
If the file is not installed (xlam is placed on the desktop for example) and user opens the xlam he/she will get a message asking if they wish to install it.
And if yes, then it will install itself in the addins folder and activate itself.
All this is working
I just want to replace the gray background with something else when you open the xlam.
But if it's hidden as you say then I guess there isn't much that can be done.
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